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MILLINERY!

We have Just received our Summer
stock Of Millinery goods, consist
ing Of Hats, trimmed add unlrim
med, Velvets, plain and fancy Sat.
ms, tips, feathers and plushes, in
short we have everything to be
found in first class millinery es.
adjustment at very reasonable pri.
.ccs. Hats from ? s cts. up. Call and
examine our goods.
Mrs. Lizzie GrOfhc,
Miss Ida Milieuder.
MiUCpder BiOck, CcrciO, w. Va
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-08-11

A splendid Palace Organ for aaIe. For
hparticulars Inquire OF tho editor of this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of yes
terday:
George Phillips and }. T. Wheeler,
drunk. Fined each - and costs.
Lulu Epps (cOlorod), drawing a pistol
and threatening to shoot Napoleon John.
son. Continued until to-day.
Dick Haynes, W. T. Goodman, and Rob
erl Shlnsult, fighting on the street and
creating disturbance, TO the annoyance OF
the nei.hbOrhood. Fined each - and
costs.
John Mckinley and Abram Miles (col,
oreo), fighting in the public street. Fined
each a. and costs.
LeIis Roberts ,cOlored), trespassing upon
the premises OF and assauting and cUrslng
:. Seidenburg; :. Seidenburg, aSsaulting
and abusing Leila Roberts. Both dismiss
ed.
James Neiherw0od, curSing, abusing,
and threatening to beat Frank TimmonS.
Fined S. and costs.
Robert Russell (colored), trespassing
upon the Union depot and interfering with
passengers. Fined $3.50.
Grace Grimes, assaulting and beating
Charles Walton. Dismissed.
Johu stewart (colored), assaultins and
abusing Charles ThurslOn on the street,
Dismissed.
II. NJ. Reed, assaulling and beating }. i.
Wogan in the street. Fined s. and costs
John Ward, assaultng and beating Mary
Roots with a stick on the public street.
Fined sl0 and costs.
samuel Booker (colorej), assaulting and
beating susan Booker. Fined $40 and
costs. 40
Araminta Brown tcolored), obtaining s.
from Cora Ford by false representation.
Dismissed.
Willie Meredith, throwing rocks in the
street. Fined e.
Antonio Genotte, selling merchandise on
Sunday. Fined S2 and costs.
Douglas CulhngwOrth, assaulting ana
abusing Miles Hick. Fined 81 80 aud costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
SUIT ABOUT STOCKS.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Case on
Trial-Oiher Cases.

The City Circuit Court was engaged most
81 the day yesterday, and will be Tor sev.
eral days 10 come, trying the case 0i
Thomas A.. seddon against 5. NJ. R0sen-
baum for $4,000 for an alleged breach OF
contract in reference TO the purchase by
The former OF the latter OF 300 shares OF
Richmond and Danyille stock. special
Jury OF twenty was summoned TO try the
ease, and Judge Hancock. OF Chesterhel1,
is sitting for Judge Wexford. Colonel w.
W. Gordon represents the plaintiff and ex'
Judge II. II. Marshall and Henry q. Can
non, Esq, the defendant.
Mr.. Seddon in his testimony gave the 10 J.
lowing statement OF the case: On the 1lth
OF March, 1876. he, with several other gen.
tlCmtn, was on the train going TO New
York. when the conversation turned on
stocks, and while talking on this subject he
stated hat il was his opinion that Danyllle
stock, which was then selling at so, would
90 I'D TO go. Mr.. Rosenbaum remarked :
Z" You talk pretty strong about Danville,
but YOU won't bet any money on
it," lie (Seddon) made proposition
which was accepted by Mr.. Rosen.
baum, which Was afterwards declared
%, as Mr.. Rosenbsum SAID that
It was not legal. Subsequently they made
contract that Mr.. Rosenblum agreed to
all him (Seedon) 200 shares OF the capital
stock Of the Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road Company at $50 per share, the stock
TO be- called for at bis option ut any time
within three years from the date OF con-
tract: whichever the call was made he
(SeddoD) to pay 500 per share. Mr.. Sed.
don SAID that in July, 1856, he rendered TO
Mr. Rosenbaum $4,000. that being the
agreed price OF S06 per share for the 200
shares, and demanded Of him the shares OF
stock. Mir. Rosenbaum refused to deliver
the same or any part thereof. saying that he
considered the matter all joke.
Abram Harris rs. Fannie Rose. Pllln-
til non suited without cost.
The following eases were dOcketed, after
two rules and notices, on motion OF the
PLAINTIFF Priddy Brothers rs. +. ;. Car
doza; W. Il. Waring, Jr., rs. X. NJ. Gllze'
brook,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
STEAM sTREET.CARs.
The Reservoir Branch ODen-Regu.
lar Schedule.

BEGINNING this morning the cars on the
Reservoir branch OF the City railway viii
connect with the city cars At Reservoir
street and run out 10 Mulberry street
This will land passengers about two
squares from the New reservoir.
The West End cars will be drawn from
Reservoir street 10 Lombardy-abOut five
squares-by horses. AT Lombardy street
the horses are to be unhitched and the
dummy engine attached. When the street.
ear company's stables on Lombardy street
are finished, then all the horse-cars OF the
City Railway Company will run 10 that
point, and there they will meet the steam.
cars for the New reservoir.
There is now through connection from
Libby Hill TO near the reservoir, aud the
fare il i've cents.
The west-Fnd cars will make three
,orpd trips from Reservoir street per
hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
VIZ ARE ONE SHORT.
Richmond Entitled 10 Thirty-nin'
peIegates-RaiIrOa Rates.

At lis meeting Tuesday night the City
D,mocr1ic Committee adopted the dgurc,
u,Cd in the appointment Of delegates TO the
gubenatCri.l convention in 1SSjas The basis
on which 10 6lect delegates 10 the coDyon-
ton 10 be held at Roanoke August f'h, un-
les the state Executive Committee should,
prior TO that time, reconsider ifS action
ard decide 10 hold the convention >Omc-
wLeIc cl,e. The Democratic vote Il Tho
civ in that apportionmcnt j, given a.
900, giving Richmond thirty-cigh; dele
gatcs IN the convention.
The state Executive Committee al il meet
Ing beld here wednesday Of la,t wee. fixed
the repre- senlatlon upon the basis Of zone
delegate aud one alternate for eath 300
Democratic votes and fractions thereof
equal to 100 poled at The lat guberpat)rill
cle lection.' Reckoning upon this ba'is the
following table shows how many delegate,
each ward of the city i eattled 10 elect. a.
well as the number Of votes received by
Genera FitZhugh Lee for Governor IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
ON ACCOUNT AGLAss OF BEER.
Difficulty I'm "a Bar.Room and Man
Severely Punished.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock John
bcDonOugb, blacksmith, while under the
influence OF liquor entered the bar-rOom OF
ODesty Brothers, on the corner OF Eigh.
teenth and Franklin streets, and demandcd
Of The bartender, Morris Dominica, glass
Of beer. Dominica refused him the beer.
saying " Y on are drunk, and YOU have got
enough" McDOnOugh thercupon became
onIaged and took a waiter from the coun-
ter and commenced striking at Dominicl.
Then Dominica came from tehind toe bar,
took hold Of McDOuOugh, and attempted
to put him our. In doing 50 he was struck
by McDOnOugh, whose licks be warded oil,
and IN return dealt him severe blow over
the left eye, cutting deep cash and knock
ing him SCnsclcss TO the floor. There he
lay, looking like he was nearly dead, until
the ambulance was called and arrived,
when he was taken TO his home, l1lO east
Main street.
In falling to the floor McDonOugh broke
a small bone in his LETT leg just above the
ankle.
Dominica was arrested by Officers Griffin
and ParkersOn aud lodged in the First
police station, charged with fel0nIeusly
using par OF brass knuckles in striking
McDonOugh. \ pair Of such knuckies
was found by the officers beneath the blr.
counter near where Dominica was standing
at the time OF his arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

Yesterday the iron rails, &c. were being
put in place on Franklin street for the
track Of The Union passenger railway to be
made double. In its first petition to the
Council for permission to lay its track tn,
company, through an oversight, only asked
to be allowed TO lay a single one. After
work had begun on this and been prose
cuted TO some extent another application
was made. and consent was very promptly
given for the track to be made double al
certain points.
The track, which has been laid along the
entire eastern route TO the point on Libby
Hill where II turns back toward the centIa
portion OF the city, Is on the south side ot
the street; the new track will be on the
north side. Work on the enterprise Is be-
ing pushed forward with all possible haste
Some delay has been occasloned by the ma
terial not arriving promptly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Waller, the Governor secretary, hl'
been indisposed for several days.
Judges Irving, OF Farm'ille. and Guni'r,
Of Accomack, we're in the city Yesterday.
At the Third Pre.byteriln church this
evening there will be a sunn)wer chorus
and concert.
The Heurico County Court meets agll
to. day at II NJ. There are no special ca-c'
let for trial.
A marriaee-icense was issued yesterday
in Washington to Robert Ferris and Mary
+. white; both Of Richmond, Va.
Rev. Dr. :. a. Goodwin is quite sick AZ
his residence, on Broad street between
Twenty-,oyenth and Twenty-Cighth.
4 party Of ladies and gentlemen left here
Yesterday for Goochland county TO attend
the marriage last night Of Miss Rosa b.
Harris and Mr. Jack BOykin, Of thi, city.
The Richmond Howtzers have decided
TO have their encampment at the Fauquicr
White sulphur springs this summer, and
will lCaye here about July 18th, TO be away
for ten days.
United states Marshal Scott aul Depu.
ties Oyerby and Chapman leave to-diy 10
yi,it several counties Of the state for the
purpose OF SummonIng jurors aud wit.
nesses for the term Of the court, which be-
gins IN Alexandria the iirst Monday IN
July.
Deputy United states Marshal OVERLY
has returned from the White House, whore
be went 10 attach the schooner Lena Breed.
which has been libelled by the Richmond
ard DanNille railroad for damages done 10
a bridge over the Pamunky river by the
schooner running into 1t on Saturday last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
THE MEsHES OF CUPID'S NEE
NuptiaIs Yesterday of Mr. willing.
ham and Miss Wood.

lc.terCay afternoon at $50 O'Clock Mr.
b. l.. WlliDgbam, Of At.auta. Ga, and
Mis- Maggie Seeley Wood, OF No. east
Main street. this city, were married i'm the
second Baptist church, the Rev. Or. fan
drum. pastor, officiating. \ number Oi
friend, and other interested SpectItor,
were present, and Mr.. lredell Jenkins
plalCd MendelssOhn's "Graud Wedding
March" as the bride. on the arm Of her
father. preceded by the ushers, walked up
Tie aisle 10 the chancel, where she Wa
met by the groom, who stood with his best
man. Mr.. j. Dee McCarty. After the
ceremony the couple took the northern
train for a trip. which will include Niagara,
the Hudson, and other attractive points.
Mr.. Willngham Is the junior member Of
Maddox, Rucker n Co., OF Atlanta, and i
man OF fine characteristics. His bride i
most attractive and accomplished young
lady. She is the daughter OF Mr.. Jackson
b. Wood, a retired drug merchant OF this
city.
Messrs. II. NJ. Starke, Robert Crump, W.
NJ. Thompkins, :. W. Thomp%ins, A.
Bates Tyree, and G. ID. Roy acted rs usbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Supreme Court OF Appeals at wythe'
willie.

stoiZ rS. Collins 4 Co. Writ OF error
from Roanoke county. Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by Judge Lewis; Judge Richard
son dissenting.
Neff Us. Woodlng and wife. Appeal
from Roanoke county. Decree affirmed
Opinion by Judge Lacy.
Gordon Us. Cily OF Richmond. Writ oi
error from Circuit Court OF Richmond
Judgment reversed. Opinion by Judge
Fsuntleroy; Judge Lewis not sitting In
the case. 81,
Rorer Iron Company rs. Trout and vile
Appeal from Roanoke county. Decree al
frmed in part and reversed in part IN iaVor
OF appclees. Opinion by Judge Richard
son.
Burson rs. Andes and wife. Appeal
from Washington county. Decree aclrm'
ed. Opinion By Judge Hinton.
Terry Us. Fontaiue's administrator, *.
Appeal from pittsylyania county. Decree
affirmed. Opinion by Judge Lewis.
BayIy, &c, rs. Gaines. &c. Appeal from
Fauquler county. Decree affirmed IN part
and reversed in part. Judge FaunllerOy
dissenting; Judge Hinton dissenting.
IlckmaD's executor rs. Trout. Appear
from shenandoah county. Decree re-
yersed. Opinion by Judge Richardson
Judge Fauntlercy dissenting.
DoTrIeT, &C., rs. Masters, @c. Nrl' oi
error fIom circuit Court OF city OF Rich
mond. Judgment affirmed. Opinion by
Judge Richardson; Judge Hinton dlsse1t'
mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Another Reception for Bishop
E.eane.

The McGil Catholic Union will tender
Bishop Kcane welcome reception in Ca
tbedral Hall this evening at ) O'Clock. The
president. r.. Courtney jenkins, Esq, will
deliver The address OF welcome, TO which
the Bishop VIII respond.
A programme has also been prepared for
ihe occasion, rs follows: solo baritone,
Mr.. W. II. Sberyin: solo soprano. Mrs.
Norwood Mitchell; recitation, Mr.. Charles
Ellyson; Duet, soprano and baritone
solo sop-ano. Mrs. l.. Taley; solo BARI
tone, Mr.. Oh. sweeney.
The evenings entertainment will close
with the pTesontltion OF portrait OF Bishop
McGlll- patron Of the uniOn-from the
former members Of the old McIill Lyceum.
Mr.. John Il. Higgins will deliver the pre-
senla'ion speech. The public generally are
inyIlnh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Election of Officers.

Amiiy Lodge, No. 20. A. +. and a. II
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: W. X. Mason, worshipfu
master; Richard Wagener, senior warden
B. r. Lloyd, JUNIOR warden; W. J. Lyn-
ham, treasurer; B. +. ShepperSon, secre-
tary: Lewis Rawlings, senior deacon; Sol
J. Bnswanger, junior deacon; Z. Falls
and Ed. Brannan. ste wards committee;
Ambrose Barrett, tiler; Aaron Jones,
chaplain.
VIRGINIA LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.
Al the last meeting Of Nirginia Lodge
40. ., knights OF Pythias, the following
officers were elected for the year commenc'
ing July lst: 4. n. Tinsley, past chancel.
lor; Jane. b. Angle, chancellor command.
er; NJ. f. BuchanOn, Vlce.commander
" illiam Gibson, Jr., prelate; Frank =.
Burke, master.at-arms +. Dean Bolton.
inner guard; George n. Long, outer
guard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
An Interesting Jury Case i'm the
Ghaucery GOUrf.

The trial by jury Of the ease OF David y.
Walker x Co. rs. George Campbell \ Co.
was begun in the Chancrry Court yesterday,
but could not proceed further than swear.
ing the Jury on account Of the absence Of
an lmportont witness. It will be continued
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The suit is brought by Walker X CO. to
set aside a bill Of sale COi machinery by
John Wright, former receiver, 10 John
u. Kelley, OF New York. under an order Of
the Court procured by George Campbell X
Co. on the ground that the sale was fraud
against the rights OF ID. n. Walker * Co.,
who claimed prior lien bva deed OF trust
Me,srs. Stringiellow n Pegram and
D.nneen Il Spotswood reprcse the defend
ants and Page q Carter and Leigh Pige
sIe counsel Tor the plaintiffs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

These figures. which were published
TUESDAY, are taken from the official vote
published In the DlSpdtch OF November 6,
ISSj-Friday after the election on Tues
dgy the Sd. and the morning after the
commissioners OF election met and can
va>scd the returns. The Legislature
met on Wednesday, December -, Of that
wear, and at l23 O'Clock The next day the
two branches in joint convention proceeded
10 count the vote for Governor aud Lieu
tnani.GOyern0r, and ascCriaincd tht IN
Richmond Fitzhugh Lee, DemocrIr cam
diGatc for Governor, received s,1lG votes.
i he figure, in the Warroc ock-Richlrdson
almsnac also sustain the view that Rlch-
mond i entitled TO 80 delegates.
From all this 1t will be clearly sccu that
Richmond is entitled TO 30 delegate, ~ the
convention, wberca, the city Committee by
using the wrong iigure., would give it
byt IS
Round-trip tickets from Richmond to
Roanoke can be purchased for S9.D, good
over the Norfolk and Western road in con-
ncction with either the Petersburg, Chesa-
pcake and Ohio, or Allegheny roads. While
no such step bas a. vet been taken, it i pro.
bable that special convention rate, viii be
made by the several roads named.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
The Getsysburg Trim,

Colonel w. X. Aylett has written letter
here accepting the invitation TO make the
response TO Colonel McClure's address Of
welcome on the occasion OF the visit Of
Picketrs men to Gettysburg July the 81.
Major X. Taylor Scott and Colonel Rob.
ert striblIng will Also 20 on the trip.
Many OF the men Will reach here by the
Danyiile train July the lst at 8 =. NJ. and
viii be received by their brethren In the
city. Next morning the entire party leave
lere by the Chesapeake and Ohio road on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
w SYRUP.

Rev. sylvsnus Cobb thus writes In the Boston
chrisiiaa fireman: We would by no means no
commend any kind Of medicine which ve did
not know TO be good-psrtieularly for infants.
But OF Mrs. Winslov's soothing-syrup We can
speak from knowledge in our own family is
has proved q blessing indeed By giving an ia
FAINT troubled with collie pains quiet sleep and
the parene' npbsoken rest M night Mosl
parents can appreciate thsse blessings. Here
IL an article which works 10 perfection. and
which Is harmless; for ths sieep which it sfsoras
the infant Is perfectly natural and tbs hsslo
cherub awskes a. bright ss . balton-D And
during the process Of toethinx ib value d Iu-
calculable. We have frequently heard mothers
say hat they would not be without IL fiom me
birth Of the child un m had oaishei win ne
leething siege ON any consideration whatever.
Sold By all druggists % cents bottle.
70 Si-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
~TATFNENT Of DR.. JAMS shhLfVN'
Who for More han Forty Years Has Been
Practitlener iD tue Neighoorho0l
A.. a.-r.rra

An experience Of more than loly 49, Ea,s
WIN ne water of the Old Buffalo spring --AoH
Euown as Spring No. l-enabie7 me " - -
1.ftout he-itancy that ~ remedy ioI 'hs
,arious causes underlying the disorders oi
WF%erPT-ATION. / know Of nothing % equal
j. IN many casss Of ABSENCE Of the inea'J9' men H.
d irregularlty Of their recurrenc"' anu nl
.l,,.s t...s of e1ca.-ive fOw. ! have known
n. u,e forA lev months AFFORD permanent
re,lef sfter failure Of the mot approx,
remedies q HateTid Aeftcd. shOgll IT, - =
girllt 10 account for IT, action ~ thls c!as5 v,
.s-.. mini. however. there j. no doubt oul
lat IL ofte7. octs a. direct snmu!ah' |" ,Vo 10
.ierls and its appeudsFes The iact that II - -
o. powerful NERVOUS TONIC TouIu seom, .',,orsj ~
account Tor it in csses resulting from seuoi s =,
t,.sting down of Or stomy Of the nervous
.y-tem III potent both as reiae9y iUr lam dcn
,,even,i,e Of NALARIAL POISONING, "hlch
accounts f,r its happy adaptation 10 n,'o,sd y,',s
@sseo W ineiaI "a H. 'CgIOSosis aud ANE-
vis je 93-1htw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

a Multitude or Ailments.

INC ailments which aflict the kidneys and
bladder arc ~ numerous that merely 10 name
them would III space far outrunning the
limits q this article. Sufice it 70 say thst
hey are both obstinate and Dangerous. 10
then prevention Hostetter's stomach Blttars il
well adapted. The stimulus which II lends TO
ne action a. the Kidneys when they are
lctharRic serve 20 counteract a tendency in
thtm 60 lapse. first, iuto a state OF pernicious
ma iVity, Dnd afterwards into one Of positive
organic disease which soon destroys their deli
cate iutcgunoutS pOisons the blood and causes
death. double purpose is served by this
celurfnt II promotes activity Of the kidneys
and eNptls impurities iron the blood which
have no natural channel of outlet except those
organs. Constipation. biliousness. fever and
aguc. rheumatism and dyspepsia are also
rtmcdicd by this medicine Of thorough action
and wide s'ope. ie Th(w)Sa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
NatiouaIyt ytee.CounseIlor.

At q meeting OF the National Council, Jr.
o. L. A. NJ, now in session in Baltimore,
Nr. Walter L. Orange, member OF Rescue
Council No. /. OF this city, was elected
national yice-counsellor by vote OF 81 to =.
Mr.. Orange has done much to promote
the growth Of the order In this State, and
this homer is considered by his friends
Just tribute for the zeal and energy he has
displayed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

PRoPBYLACTlc IN SICKNESS. -" Typhoid-ieyer
has broken out here again, but wherever OAR
BYs PRoPHYLAcrIc FLUID has been freely used
there has been no fsver."-H D. Lancaster, n.
w.. Kditor Central Aldbamian.
The Fluid Is not merely deodOriEer, but q
disinfsctant--a destroyer OF tho disease germs
In an atmosphere which cannot be brearhed
without danger."- Aeg York EvsRing Poet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Race Postponed.

The race which was to have been trotted
at the Fair-Grounds yesterday afternoon
between Money-iIunter and Toodles, Jr.,
was postponed on account OF the heavy con-
ditlon Of the track. II will probably cone
oft this affernoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Lew NfiiI at Large.

The police have 80 far failed in their cf-
forts 70 secure +. 4. Levy. who is charged
with cutting Mr.. Scott. and II is understood
that be is now out OF the State. lie was in
the city until about u. VI. Monday, when
he left, according to report, and went to
the house Of a friend on the outskirts OF the
city. From this latter place, ii is said, he
left intending to take train tor the North.
He has many friends in Washington clty,
and it is not unlikely that he went in that
direction. but that he will remain 30 close
to Virginia + improbable. II found he can
be brought back here on m indictment aud
requisitiOD.
Mr.. Scott is doing well. lie is still at the
Retreat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
Tho Attorncy.GeneraI.

Aiionoy.Generd aver, ha' returned to
the citv.
ON the 18th he delivered an address 10 a
graduating class at Silem. Y. {. (end WOO
high praise from all who heard hlm). and
then went 10 his home in scott c0unt'.
where he spent a few days. He Is nov
ready for duty, Jail included, IL Judge
Bond so wills IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
The Esfate of DIR. asrerg.

The estate OF DIR. ID. II. Gregg has been
finally divided up. After providing for
the payment OF the annuity bequeathed TO
Lucinda Hall and her child according to
the will, the legacy OF 81 900 to the Magda-
len Asylum was settled. Then Mr.. Roger
Gregory, sr.. the executor. paid over 10 the
trustees Of St. Josephs Orphan Asylum
Tie sum Of 92,2Cl.l0 In cash aud solvent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

Returning to Richmond from his trip to
Boston with Lee Camp. Mr.. ID. 4. Brown
was on one Of The trains which came into
collision near Ilavre dc Grace. In en-
doavoring 10 aid q child he received severe
injuries. lie reached Richmond Yesterday,
and had 10 go at once into the bands OF a
doctor. Two Of bis ribs are broken and h.
is suffering considerably from the lungs and
suiup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

Especial train. They will reach Gcttys..
burg about 81 p. N. The committee oil
the Philadelphia Brigade Association have
secured quarters at Gettysburg for the
party, and Monday the 4th will be devoted
to sightseeing on the battlefield.
About 200 men will 20 OF these $50 Will
start from Richmond.